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  • Of 0.1M Na S O Solution (ML) of Distilled Water (ML) Concent Ration of Na S O (M) of 0.1M HCL Solution (ML) Time, T (S) 1/T (S)

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    The document contains data from two experiments. The first experiment varies the concentration of sodium thiosulfate solution and measures the reaction time with hydrochloric acid. Higher sodium thiosulfate concentrations resulted in longer reaction times. The second experiment measures the reaction time of manganese sulfate with and without a catalyst at different temperatures. Higher temperatures and presence of a catalyst led to shorter reaction times. Graphs are shown of the inverse reaction time (1/t) versus concentration for the first experiment and temperature for the second.

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    The document contains data from two experiments. The first experiment varies the concentration of sodium thiosulfate solution and measures the reaction time with hydrochloric acid. Higher sodium thiosulfate concentrations resulted in longer reaction times. The second experiment measures the reaction time of manganese sulfate with and without a catalyst at different temperatures. Higher temperatures and presence of a catalyst led to shorter reaction times. Graphs are shown of the inverse reaction time (1/t) versus concentration for the first experiment and temperature for the second.

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    Of 0.1M Na S O Solution (ML) of Distilled Water (ML) Concent Ration of Na S O (M) of 0.1M HCL Solution (ML) Time, T (S) 1/T (S)

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    The document contains data from two experiments. The first experiment varies the concentration of sodium thiosulfate solution and measures the reaction time with hydrochloric acid. Higher sodium thiosulfate concentrations resulted in longer reaction times. The second experiment measures the reaction time of manganese sulfate with and without a catalyst at different temperatures. Higher temperatures and presence of a catalyst led to shorter reaction times. Graphs are shown of the inverse reaction time (1/t) versus concentration for the first experiment and temperature for the second.

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    Volume Volume

    Concent Volume
    of 0.1M of ration of of 0.1M
    Na2S2O3 distilled
    Na2S2O3 HCl 1
    solution water solution Time,t
    (mL) (M) (mL) 1/t (s-1) 0.006
    (mL) (s)
    0.005
    50 0 0.02 10 219 0.001
    40 10 0.04 10 257 0.002 0.004

    1/t (s-1)
    30 20 0.06 10 314 0.003 0.003

    20 30 0.08 10 427 0.004 0.002


    10 40 0.1 10 1020 0.005
    0.001

    0
    0.01 0.02 0
    1/t against concentration
    0.006

    0.005

    0.004
    1/t (s-1)

    0.003

    0.002

    0.001

    0
    0.01 0.02 0.03 0.04 0.05 0.06 0.07 0.08 0.09 0.1 0.11
    concentration of sodium thiosulphate (M)
    Temper Without catalyst With catalyst
    0.18
    ature MnSO4 MnSO4
    0.16
    (°C) (A1 + B1) (A2 + B2) 0.14
    t(s) 1/t(s-1) t(s) 1/t(s-1) 0.12
    30 53 0.019 35 0.029

    1/t (s-1)
    0.1
    0.08
    35 43 0.023 30 0.033
    0.06
    40 38 0.026 18 0.056 0.04
    50 21 0.048 6 0.167 0.02
    0
    30
    1/t against temperature
    0.18
    0.16
    0.14
    0.12
    1/t (s-1)

    0.1 A1 + B1
    0.08 A2 + B2
    0.06
    0.04
    0.02
    0
    30 35 40 50
    Temperature (°C)

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